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1 OST Course Schedule Updated 03/06/2017 (aes) Week 1 Monday March 13, :30-7:45 Course Syllabus /Schedule and announcements (posted on D2L) Kaufman Self Study Tuesday, March 14, Course Introduction, Urinalysis Interpretation Kaufman 2 Histology of the Urinary System Tai 1:00 4:50 GU Anatomy Review with Clinical Correlations (i>clicker Quiz) (50 min, 4 Sessions) 1:00 1:50 () (Local) 2:00 2:50 (,, ) (Local) 3:00 3:50 (,, ) (Local) 4:00 4:50 () (Local) Pratt/Harding/Kaufman Hristova/Gumma Nazaroff/Flaherty Wednesday, March 15, Protein Nutrition (N Balance) & Metabolism Ritchie 4 Amino Acid Metabolism; Urea Cycle Ritchie Thursday, March 16, :00 8:50 5 Body Fluids Self-Study Module See Course Pack / Stephenson Self Study Friday, March 17, Ammonia and Inter-Organ Relationships Ritchie Week 2 Monday, March 20, :00 8:50 7 Acid Base 1 Stephenson Wednesday, March 22, :00 8:50 8 Acid Base 2 Stephenson 9:50 9 Acid Base 3 Stephenson
2 Thursday, March 23, Topic 1 An Introduction of Renal Function 11 Topic 2 The Glomerulus as a Filter Week 3 Monday, March 27, Topic 3 Hemodynamics of Glomerular Filtration Parts A & B Tuesday, March 28, :00 8:50 13 Topic 4 Quantification of Renal Function: The Clearance Principle Parts A & B Wednesday, March 29, :00 8:50 14 Topic 5 Tubular Transport 1/The proximal tubule: mechanisms of reabsorption and secretion 9:50 15 Topic 6 Tubular transport II/Concentration and dilution of urine, Parts A & B 16 Topic 7 Water Balance: Regulation of plasma osmolality, Parts A & B 17 Topic 8 Sodium and water excretion: regulation of plasma volume and the renal control of blood pressure, Parts A & B 1:00 7:30 Urinary System Histology Lab (i>clicker Quiz) (2 hr, 3 sessions) 1:00-2:50 pm, (,, ), 3:00-4:50 (,, ), 5:00-6:50 pm () (Local) Kennedy Schwartz Weitz Thursday, March 30, :00 8:50 18 Pharmacology of Diuretics Thornburg 9:50 19 Hyponatremia Kaufman Histology Help Session (Local) NOT RECORDED Electrolyte & Acid Base Clinical Case Discussions (Local) NOT RECORDED Kennedy Schwartz Nazaroff Hughes Butki Pope Friday, March 31, Topic 9 Tubular transport of acids and bases, Parts A & B
3 21 Topic 10 - Regulation of potassium balance Week 4 Monday, April 3, :00 OST 572 Exam 1 (Unit exam 7) (lectures 1-21 & Histology Lab & Case Discussion) (Local) 22 Approach to Patients with Renal Disease: Major Nephrology Syndromes Wednesday, April 5, :00 8:50 23 Nephrotic Syndrome Thursday, April 6, :00 8:15 Renal Pathology Primer Markey 8:15 8:50 24 Renal Pathology 1: Glomerular Diseases (2 Markey modules) 9:50 25 Renal Pathology 2: Systemic Diseases with Renal involvement Markey Friday, April 7, :00 8:50 26 Acute Renal Failure 9:50 27 Renal Pathology 3: Renal Vascular Disorders and Markey Cystic Diseases of the Kidney 28 Renal Pathology 4: Disease of Tubules & Markey Week 5 Interstitium; Renal Tumors 29 Chronic Kidney Disease Monday, April 10, 2017 Review Hematuria & Proteinuria to prepare for OST 567 Y&AA Case Discussion session on Hematuria and Proteinuria at 11:00 (Self-Study) Williams Wednesday, April 12, :00 OST 572 Exam 2 (Unit exam 8) (lectures 22-29) (Local)
4 Week 6 Thursday, April 20, :00 8:50 30 Sexually Transmitted Infections 9:50 31 HIV and the GU System 32 Pharmacology of Antimicrobials Thornburg Friday, April 21, Testicular Cancer, Renal Cell Carcinoma, Penile Cancer (3 modules) Week 7 Monday, April 24, :00 8:50 34 Urinary Tract Infections / Prostatitis 9:50 35 Pharmacology of the Bladder & Prostate Thornburg 36 Hematuria: Clinical Aspects Harding Tuesday, April 25, :00 8:50 37 Urinary Tract Calculi Rizer 9:50 38 GU Emergencies Rizer 39 Prostate: Benign and Malignant Pathology Davis Wednesday, April 26, :00 8:50 40 Pediatric UTI and Reflux Nephropathy Bartkowski 9:50 41 Hypospadias, Cryptorchidism Bartkowski 42 Urinary Incontinence / Retention Harding 43 Benign & Malignant Penile-Scrotal Disease Harding 1:00 2:50 or 3:00 4:50 GU Cases 1:00 2:50 3:00 4:50 (LOCAL) Butki Flaherty Thursday, April 27, :50 44 Review of Genitourinary Tract Imaging Robinson 45 Renal Handling & Nephrotoxicity of Drugs Thornburg
5 Week 8 Monday, May 1, :20 OST 572 Exam 3 (Unit exam 10) (lectures & Case Discussion) (Local)
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